feat(ui): reclaim vertical space in assets list

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Reclaim vertical design in mobile and desktop layouts in asset lists.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR reclaims vertical space in the assets list by introducing collapsible UI sections, improving scroll handling, and refactoring tab content rendering on the wallet page.

• Added collapseProgress to WalletManageSection for desktop collapsibility
• Implemented custom pointer‐signal scroll handling and analytics logging
• Refactored tab slivers into _buildTabSlivers and introduced a pinned SliverTabBarDelegate

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

File	Description
lib/views/wallet/wallet_page/wallet_main/wallet_manage_section.dart	Introduces collapseProgress, removes redundant import, and refactors desktop layout to support collapsible headers
lib/views/wallet/wallet_page/wallet_main/wallet_main.dart	Adds _activeTabIndex, _onPointerSignal, refactors slivers via _buildTabSlivers, and adds _SliverTabBarDelegate for a pinned tab bar

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

lib/views/wallet/wallet_page/wallet_main/wallet_manage_section.dart:21

• The collapseProgress constructor parameter should include a doc comment explaining its expected range (0.0–1.0) and how it affects the layout.

    this.collapseProgress = 0.0,

lib/views/wallet/wallet_page/wallet_main/wallet_main.dart:499

• [nitpick] Comparing TabBar instances in shouldRebuild may cause unnecessary rebuilds if the object identity changes; consider comparing only the properties that affect rendering or returning true if always updating.

    return tabBar != oldDelegate.tabBar;